St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-27
m1NNEaPOLrs GLoBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
1877, 3O4.69.
Plummer post, G. A. R., gives social
dance at 100 Nicollet tonight
Opera and speciality continue to be the
! large and juicy bills at the dime museum.
BARLEY Campbel's Clio was greeted by
large house at the Grand, and was well re-
ceived.
At the meeting of the Mechanics institute
this evening Vernon Bell will speak on .sElec-
trical Generators
The entertainment by the Michael Davitt
branch of the Irish land league has been
postponed until Feb. 10.
AT special meeting of Exposition stock
! holders yesterday morning, the capital stock
was increased to $3.50 GEO.
F. E. Salvage has begun an action in the
district court to recover u balance due him
from the Singlemen's Endowment association
of Minneapolis.
Detective Doyle last evening arrested
young man for the larceny of tools from
Gorton's barber shop, corner Third street
and Nicollet avenue.
Prof. Northrop will on Satu rday evening
give receptions to students of the State uni
versity, the faculty and friends at 525 Tenth
avenue southeast.
A colored girl named Hart was last evening
run in for the theft of q pair Of rubberS and
pair of slippers from Ericksons shoe store
407 Central avenue.
Only few saleswonl en- turned out to the
meeting set for last event n at the Ncollet
mouse, and the proposed organization has
probably been abandoned
Fifteen minute trains on the motor line
will leave Washington avenue between 10
and 1850 p. III. tonight and'the regular mid
night train will be held until 1920 q. IN.
Fred johnson, Scandinavian street car
driver. who died Saturday from lung fever,
was buried Monday, his entire funeral ex-
penses being born by the Street Car Drivers
assembly.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John a. Hjulperg and Alma Nyander; S. T.
Swenson and Christine Larson; Frank Brasln
AMI Barbara Holicky; David Hauney and
Josephine Morse.
Nicholas Smith, q section boss on the Mani
toba road, was arraigned yesterday in the
municipal court upon the charge of assault
ing James OConnor, fagman. The case
was set for this morning
Seven hundred dollars worth of tools have
lately disappeared from Col. NJ. w. Glenn's
boiler works. and Detective Hankinsou, who
set watch for the thieves, Tuesday night ap-
pretended John Asp, a workman, While trying
to carry off tools valued at S250.
The motor company will shortly run ten
minute trains, from $50 to $50 p. m, the
extra trains going only as far as Thirt. first
Straet This wi relieve the supper trains
which have heretofore been crowded terribly
Travel has picked up wonderfully on the line
Of late.
The members of the Y. NJ. C. A were
treated to a ffrstclsss stereoptcon entertain
ment last mig hi at their parlors. Prof. Ker-
stetter managed the instrument. and the pic
lures representing scenes of interest taken
in summer vacation in Europe, were de-
scribed by Mrs. H. E. Wilson from the pro-
fessors manuscript.
An anonymous publication called the
''Tlauscript" has lately appeared in which
the city administration is violently abused.
No one seems willing to father the paper
and correspondence is solicited, which may
be handed in at a NicolIot avenue printing
Office or addressed to posto1ice box. The
sheet seems to have Nettletonian ring to its
Bell.
a massmeeting of the citizens of North
Minneapolis will be held at Hunts hall.
Plymouth avenue, on Friday evening at 1880
o'clock, TO protest against the policy of ap-
pointing commissions, by act of the egisla-
ture, to control the local affairs of Minneapo-
lis and Hennepin county, instead of the
properly elected officers. s.t.
A meeting of the Minnesota Fish and
Game Protective association will be held
at the Office of Wilson s. Lawrence
Boston block. at m. Thursday. Jan. -, to
consider new legislation for the preservation
OF fish and game. All members of the asso-
citation, aud others interested in stopping the
unlawful killing of fish and game are in
Vited to be present.